This class covers the basics of using AWS (Amazon Web Services), a cloud service, and S3, which provides storage space for files.
Basic usage of AWS (Amazon Web Services)
How to handle S3, CloudFront, and RDS of AWS (Amazon Web Services)
- We'll look at how to figure out what services are available, and take a look at EC2, the service you need to rent a Windows computer.
- Let's take a look at the general method of running Amazon Web Services by running EC2.
- Let's take a look at how to remotely control a Windows computer you've purchased using EC2.
- Let's look at how to turn off a service using EC2 as an example.
- How to sign up & check fees
- Amazon Web Services recommends using a one-time password (OTP) along with your ID/password. Using two authentication methods like this is called Multi-factor Authentication (MFA). Let’s take a look at how to secure your account using this.
- Let's take a look at the components of S3: buckets, folders, and objects.
- Let's take a look at how to use Bucket, which is an independent storage space.
- Let's look at how to create a folder in S3.
- An object in S3 means a file. Let's look at how to create an object by uploading a file.
- To share objects in S3, you need to adjust permissions. Let's take a look at how to use basic permissions.
- S3 provides various types of storage space as a service. Let's compare the pros and cons of each.
- Let's take a look at S3's pricing structure.
CDN is a technology that allows users around the world to receive web services at similar speeds. In this class, you will learn the following:
- We introduce the problems we have and how we overcome them through CloudFront. The key is performance and freshness of information.
- Let's take a look at how to create a cloud front.
- The heart of CloudFront is its cache server. Learn more about how to set up a cache.
- AWS maintains cache servers all over the world. Let’s take a look at how CloudFront can be used to deliver information to users around the world at high speeds.
- Let's take a look at CloudFront's pricing policy.
This class covers AWS's RDS (Relational Database Service), which provides relational database services. It covers how to create a database server, check its status, use it, modify it, and delete it. In this class, you will learn the following:
- Learn how to create a database server in RDS. This lesson uses MySQL as the example, but the basic usage is similar for other database products.
- Let's look at how to connect to a database server.
- Let's look at how to monitor database servers in RDS.
- Let's learn how to back up and restore data on an RDS database server.
- Let's take a look at RDS's pricing structure.
This lesson is licensed under a Creative Commons license and can also be viewed at the link below.
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Who is this course right for?
Those who need to use AWS for membership registration/withdrawal, service execution/termination, and security
For those who are curious about the essential functions of S3
For those of you who are curious about the features of CloudFront, a CDN service provided by AWS
If you are curious about how to run a database server through RDS
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44 lectures ∙ (3hr 53min)
Compare AWS pricing
06:44
Free Tier
04:43
join the membership
03:56
EC2 remote control
05:17
Money Management
06:12
Security (OTP)
07:17
At the end of class
08:54
Class Introduction
05:37
Components
01:23
Create a bucket
04:43
Folder
01:33
Object file
03:18
Storage class
04:35
Rate system
04:45
Compare Rate Systems
03:42
At the end of class
05:20
Class Introduction
04:20
Create CloudFront
05:37
Cache Settings 1
03:23
Cache Settings 2
04:42
Cache Settings 4
05:50
CDN
06:15
charge
05:31
At the end of class
03:55